German Foreign Minister Hails Trump’s G20 Invitation to Putin as a ‘Unique Opportunity
Minister Johann Wadeful considers Putin's participation in the G20 summit a chance to start serious talks on the war in Ukraine. He He stressed the need for a ceasefire.
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German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul said on Friday that Russian President Vladimir Putin's participation in the G20 summit could be the start of "serious negotiations" to end Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Politico reported.
Germany said Putin's participation in the G20 summit could start talks on ending the war in Ukraine <p>Minister Johann Wadeful considers Putin's participation in the G20 summit a chance to start serious talks on the war in Ukraine. He He stressed the need for a ceasefire.</p>
The invitation of Russian President Vladimir Putin to the G20 summit in December will be an indicator of the Kremlin's readiness for serious negotiations to end the war against Ukraine.
The possible participation of the President of the Russian Federation at the G20 summit will show how much the Kremlin is ready to negotiate with Kiev, as announced by the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Federal Republic of Germany, Vadeful, who said that such a signal would be a ceasefire in Ukraine.
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